Groovy. Guillaume Laforge. Grails. SpringSource Team Blog. The Groovy & Grails Podcast. Join Glen and Søren Berg Glasius as we discuss what's hip and happening at GR8Conf 2012 - when too much Groovy, Grails, Gradle and Griffon is not enough! Twit This! • Digg This! • Save to del.icio.us • Subscribe to this feed • Email this • Email the author Peter and Glen discuss the new Grails 2.0.2 / 1.3.8 fixes around vulnerabilities and also spend some time talking about the new plugin publishing model.
Don't Panic! Welcome to the reboot of Grails Podcast for 2012! This week we interview Ken Kousen, author of the book "Making Java Groovy". Show Notes This episode is a live recording from the Groovy and Grails BOF at SpringOne2GX 2011 in Chicago. Thanks to all the guys who came out late at night to participate! Enjoy! An Army of Solipsists. With all of the buzz about the Play vs Grails Smackdown at Devoxx last week, and this framework benchmark comparison from TechEmpower, I thought it would be interesting to look again at Rossen Stoyanchev’s demo project that integrates Spring MVC with Netty .
He had mentioned it on the SpringSource internal developer list and I bookmarked it for later since I was curious about Netty I spent the weekend converting Rossen’s code to work with Grails, and created a plugin , borrowing some code from the Spring mock Servlet API classes and also from Tomcat. Plugin, which also adds an alternative and higher-performance request path within a Grails application. Netty is a generic (but high-performance) network library, so it doesn’t have extensive support for the Servlet API. Most everything works in the plugin, but there are some omissions. You can install the plugin in the usual way, i.e. add this to BuildConfig.groovy The plugin page is here and the source is here . Nagai Masato's Blog. Jazoon : Groovy seven usage patterns.
Première conférence : Groovy, Seven Usage Patterns par Dierk König. L’objectif de cette présentation est de nous montrer 7 cas d’utilisations réels de Groovy dans le monde de l’entreprise. Voici une photo prise durant la séance : #1 SuperGlue Groovy permet de créer rapidement des applications simples en utilisant l’API de base. Dierk nous montre cela en écrivant en quelques lignes un lecteur de flux RSS qui affiche dans une fenêtre de type Swing la liste des derniers billets. Groovy est un moyen rapide de créer de l’assemblage. Il montre la lecture d’un flux XML et le traitement du DOM, puis ensuite la partie Swing. Vraiment intéressant. #2 Liquid Heart Ce pattern d’usage vise à nous montrer comment réutiliser la couche métier d’une application existante pour réutiliser les services avec du Groovy.
. #3 Keyhole Surgery Ce pattern discutable vise à ouvrir une porte cachée dans l’application afin d’exécuter du Groovy. Au final en sortant j’ai appris encore de nouvelles choses sur Groovy. Groovy Flow. Guillaume Laforge's Blog.